The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 24, 1899, Image 2
'h I OltC.-VI a COItIt EMPN D)ENCE.
ColumnbIa, S. C., January 23.-Tw<
weeks of tho legislat,ivO b sslon art
now gone. The Senato ealendar shows
about 100 bills and resolutions, and
there are Inany m1ore. in the house. 01
this numb111her only three have beel
passed and ordered1 enrolled for ratifi
cationl. One to extend the time for
paying taxes, and one to permit Char
lIestoii to borrow money to pay coutity
ollicers, and the other In regard to a
sinking fand in Colleton County. A
great. many bills havo met a just and
deservedCIL death, aMid mllany more will
meet the saite flte. But every onec
that its been presmnted has cost t lie
State monevy ilk the time occupied in
dismisirg it., besid's the cost of priit
inig. Some of those killed 110 doubt,
had merit in theiml, ht a great mally of
them were useless.
* *
There is demand that this sholid be
Ia short se;Ssionl. The inldientiolls nlo%w
are, lowevur. that, it will last, forty
lays anId p)OssilV a lit tie lon1ger. 'TIeRe
have been several resolitionis iltro
dteed fixiitg Ia day for adjolrnmlIent,
but its yet they have siiply I( on passed
over. The session shoulid he maide as
slhort ats is consisth'lt n i th wise legt" isl
tionl, aiid the least legislation we cai
have the hetter it would he for the
State, Ias IL rule.
The voistitntion of t.he State has it
provisiol about, loal legislation and
provides for tih' Secretary of State to
issue elharte1s ill order to avoil Ihe in
troduction of so Imay hills ',)f at local
naIIIIIure, antd to save tho 'ct of passig
anl) lct to charter evewy little thing
that wants to he inlcolporated. That
does not prevent liet pasattgt of such
bills, however, for lat week ilthere
were it ImIIIIbker of Concu1r'I'In rh
tiolls passt'l givinig ji'rimi'ion to i t itro
dcItkve tertaill hills to cilarter railroads
and ferry boats. alld to ait'tid chailrt at
and in this wiay the vo't it ut 41i0!kl pro
visionl is gottn ik aomid. and inltead of
the cost, of the hi'l tht.rek. is the vust (it
th lilrtilk C M 11-ti re-MOliltit'll. SODt i ,oW
GrIydloll, of Alhtville, vott'dI no m .1l
tle-"(! resolut ions. It wa, tainlwd that
it was tiecessary to get tht-m tlrough
lit-il at general la was paed, ani
mlaybe it wats.
h- K
The sensation he r t hi atter part ol
last. weCk was ithe statewn101t. or a ciiddtrs
of Col. W. A. NOil. I tele'grapI'hed yOi
a sympi- for F.'pid piV' r and youl
have the addre-s in fdl1 in this im;ue.
I t does not strike Imle as showing ci1P to
the advantage of Col. Neal. Now I
have noIlthing bult kiidly feeling for
Col. Neal, and tim not. trotiblinug mtyself
in the electlons whMeh aro to he bew
tomorrow. Col. Neal's address is an
interesting political paper. IHe has
undertaiken to run polit.ie to so.me ex
tent, in the State for t,he past, several
years. I-i has all th1e wl i dlizsed as at
st.rong friend anid atdvocinte of thte cIis
penlsary'. Nowt Ike favors lcail option
to perit,tt't eah couty toc say whIether
it. want) s I.rtohib itiuinl, dIispenlsary or Ii -
eentse. " N )neci the r," he says, ' is in
neecordt withI theit piilples of cdcieoca
cy.' It ttook hiimt qudit. It lit.tle wleI
to Iinid thits out, andtc somie peo'pip arc'
cruel (enoutg h to suiggest that hIis piosi
t,ic)n now is a bid for the votes of Cliii.
lestoun atnd RUliclnd. I doi not knowv
thalt I cank siay, thatt is l,rue. Ak. any
raLte, lhe hias ma de a consiiderale
change i his v'iew's. 'fTheie is nogues.c'~
tioni thait, the dispensary law is conitra
ry to Democraktic pri nciles, bitt thle
people1 look w ith It de'gree of suis 'iicioi
on sudden chantige of vie ws oni t'.o eve
of an elect ioit.
* *
After the first tr'ial of Mr i. Ellarbe as
Governor, Col. Neal says, '"The failure
of lis admtiniistra'it,c)n to real ize. thec
recasonatble hopes of hiis frieinds is too
pakinfuil for mte tc d iscuss,"' and yet, lie
wais ini comibinaLtioni wit-h Mr . Weston,
and Editor' Gonz/ales to biing abouict
Gov. E'llerbe's re-electiont In the face
of t,he fact thitt htc at. the samte tiime
consliered Gov. El1lerbe's admlinkilstra
tlon a failure and a ciisappolintmtent.
IIe thinks GJov. El ler'bo "const,iition
ally honest and that hte has faithfully
t.ried to meet. the requciremecnt,s of a
situtation beyond hIs ptower." Poot'
E'llerbe! E'ven hiIs Mark IIantna ha is
dlroppled him.
*
* *
Col. Neal's attack on Jno. Gary Evans
we think is In bad taste, antI untalledi
for. If lhe wanted t.o attack hint, why
did lie not doi It long ago. Evans Is
now in Cuba and not, a factor in piolities
in this State.
lBut if lhe is not eleeted lie wtill go
before the peCopte two yearsi from ntow
(for Governor?) ankd seek v'incdicatin.
F"or what?
* *
Senator McL auin came downi fromt
WashIngton, but only remialined be
tween trains. Frienids from ot.hr'partsi
of the Sttt htavo been herie to work in
the interest of Col Neatl.
* *
The election is toimot'row and it wIll
all be over be:orec this paper' reaches
Its readers. 1 have ino specil iknter'est
In It, and have only written of It as4 It
appeared .to mue befor'e the b)attle. I
wvill gIve you the resutlt as soon as thte
ballot Is announaced.
The Seinate adjourned on I"ridlay I
untIl 8 o'clock tonight. It is well 1)p
with it.s work and will lose ohngb
t,be recess. * nohglyI
m*. *
Tho flret liquor logislation propose
ths session Is in tho shapo of a bill b
Sonator Archer, of Spartanburg, whiol
provides that tho peoplOe can rollov
theinmsolvos of a dispensary whoro ther
is one already established, if a majorl
ty so desire. As the law now stantih
th.ur1.0 is no way to got rid of a dispen
sary, oneo yon got one, except by ac
tion of the Stato board of cont.1ol.
* *
Speaking of the dispensary, I believ
if Some good Imlanl will Int.roduleo th
righ t ind of local option hilt thlat i
would pass. I expett now that it wil
be int.rodueed. At mne time I did nto
think there would ho any mlateria
change in the law, and there may no
b1.
S*
There have been no debates in th
Senate, ald every thing has moved
along stoot.lly. There are some abk
delw(ors Ili his etid of the General As.
seibly, an(] if In.y ' %question should
arIaiso to callso disClissiOnl wO wold
have soio able specelhes. Gov. Shep
pard, Setiator Harnwell aund Sunato,
\ Idrich are altl sjI-ong men, and good
spolakers. There a.ce ol,s ie Iee also
who would iake good speeches. Sul.
ator Deanl, of Greenville, anild Senator
Morehead, of IZibhland, among the
Y ntllirI senAtittors, at, least inl point of
servict., are good speaket's. Anld thell
there art. others.
I report-ed the Senlate for the State
newspIain-r int)91 and of thle preseot
body Ilite is only one here now who
Wits a 11ml 'r11111,V Lt e -I--Setlator. A. HI.
N illillits. of \\illia h urg. Ie is nlow
1nterig1upo his thirud Uerm1. Ile
does wot talk moch, but, het is at nm of
good jidglient and stailds well with his
brolther sematkl's 1in fact, he is i
VeeVrt' 4,Tenth1 Im . I have ItarneId to
know hi well at this session, as we
"e"toogether, so ito spwak. S ix o I
I live n11 t wo lar-gq rooms at t lie G reenl
liCld l ild it" .1td takV ur bra fast lit
11h:vid' , rc.tailranlt anld mlur dinner, It,
\\'right's The oth eir 111clille rs of ourt
par,y are selltmto'. G rillith, of 1,exing
tonl. am.l \\'. II. .Ma ih-tn. of Illaomptoni;
G0 . .. M . I . M i-we net. li ' ntd .aster
Niles Mcswcentve a-d' i l vkt yseIf. It is a
laan,Conl-onial par-ty. anld wve are
very comfttlh'y uarted. Senator
.-ilit Ins m ny fricilds inl Nt.wberry,
and mlne of ltas old ait myl* comnwales live
therc. Hie is a coilrti-ous 'getclmanl
Ittd at good hui's.ai'nsS mllall, and(I ats Super.
ilitkthle it. of til jotliiiitia y,j[tty if l .
ed ill 't i ve tho instituitioln ai -oo
bu1 Jie If a iinist (ati S. Ienator Mau1111
dlii anu Anderson m11anl bly hit.h, buit
lit, livod (Iid ap'on for.y yo.m
liilel.' he has1, prospiI d in thgnit c .
(if is( worbl, and is alo e'served,t r
popuil la i o Il s people. Iltt . is .I .
lOt 1)1 ill 01i1 t'iL o''
awged( in the 111ume bulsiniels.s aItt( baIS1
railhoad of his ow . lie I is t Ilost
pleasanlt, gentleman. I licit ti lt-g ov
ortior. Mesweenly is 1opiIclair. with
makVe'ii an.I txtlle t.rsid i ng( (I ll'r
Uii 'vtry llody g I i tveed'ii''l "o ( I t -
and is oteous and poliLe, and Illein,
ides it I. t dinily and impartiality
and holds i e'steelli an good opio
ionl o ' all (ithe st'nlator. i
**
'in he prdest ei iolature therue are
ct iloli W11i s lionatgoe n. andii a'go
ofd hceliel,, t was hetenat-govserneor
LVI orn wai)si toideredle of blthe
tiiegI isme cin tis151' Stae. In the
GreenlC0 1l wh wa'lslieutg etgover
branch o the'a GeneraSl Assembly.
**
conti os ericep is tilitn. :i'i' I Gary
iot ALtfu bhvilethoias fleted slpeakerul
with o u 101 tpositin. 1 t lie s bein
makes a godprsdngsl.e n
* x
(Gov. llleirht has21 mado(1 no st.atemenit
gartd to the Gonzales' st,atoeent. Net
ther has Mr. "'rankc \Vest.oni hadt tany
Ii.hg futrthetr to say3.
State (tLo furtnlisht fr'ee LtranspIortationl to
aii tJlicelrs, State.1 anld counit,y, fr'oin
Ctoroner' Lto Go(vern'or, but,1 It haIs becn
ild1. if that, sholdI111 hav ecotuie
lawv thet r'ailrtoads woutld havie ihad good
t.raLvei, and piossibly in many Cases ex
tra1 cotnehes wold( halvte boon1 tecosi'ary1.
Thelide 1(1wats to maikeu t,be raIilr'oads pay13
that mnuch addlitional retvenue and111 gi ve
all ollicors an( opporltnn 0i ty to go aroum)i t
tile State andt get n1ew~ ideas1, and thu is
bill waVts very l'proerly killed.
* *
('1ain0 ganig for' zanitary~ work 1.4s been
killed
A good mny of Mri. 1.Jleaso's bills
halJve met,1 a1 similar' fato.
Senator Mower, Illpreentativas
Wycho atnd l'vans and IDoor- Keeper'
Schumnpor't sipent. Sunday at hiotme.
***
Senator' Connior, of Oraingobur'g, does
iot, have much(1 tto say3 on t.he iltoir, but
1e is somtinIig (of a humorli)Ost and1 is tal.
vays' getting off a jo)ke on some of his
orothier senahtor's or 011 someCoe lso. II
as talent, also as a cart,oonist. His
Ltest is a cainaon t'encanning Oom,
1 ""liorbo with his 1ishing polo and lino
y ishing o' the C0ogarOn for suokers
i and shows how eagerly the suckers
I took to the bait, and after catching
a threo of thom very asily ho seuds on
of them down to Charloston with In
structionls to ish in the bay with tho
samo bait, for suckers t her. The Suck
o- s rwim aroutid and look atk tho bailt,
but ha1ving beie cauitight onco h1oforo
they pit onl a wiso look and refuse to
*
I indertook to go home ono tilght
last. week on the through froilght which
leaves here at 12.30 at night. Wo left
aboitt, on timo aid welnt, aIlong very
icely uItil we I'IeCIIed 1'rOSp1erity,
when on of ti box ears jumped the
track. Thero we remained until 7
o'clock, and roached Newborry just at
7 30, talcing sevon hours to go from Co
lumbia to Newherry. In this caso tho
delay couild not be provented, but. I am
told that oil otlert occasionls this trailn1
Is far olf schedule. We had with us
oil this t,rip peaker Gary and Plhos
phaite inspector .Jonos, who weru going
to Abbeville. President, Childs told i
the other day lie was dolighted to
know that, his IIOw (ngn1e me1t the lip
priobtion of certiin erities 'i Newber
ry, 11n)d t,bIt, wO l)proved his UeW
schedule. It is alrIght, as we h ,vO said,
if the traiin would only Iun on it.
Now if I'resident,Childs will just get a
new passenger coach on his through
freighL, we will alil appreciate tbat,
to'.
*+
This l0-t.er is long enouhli, unloss it
had better stu If. I wilt be glad to have
any Newberry people who come to Co
lumi11bia while I amtil lere to litint mile up1)
and if I val se'vo t.lemIl illy wlay I
will tuke pleasinm ill doing so.
K'. HI. AumL.
','im .um %,zes of o j p,
'h'llat mi1oderil scollrge tbe Grip,
poisoms the Iair wit.l Its fatal gers, so
that. no homlit! is sae from its rat vages,
hut, i, 1ltjtimles have fol[id It sii.1 pr .
Le L .ion aigalinist, Lnis d<hIngerouis maillady
in Dh'. Ki ing's New i)iscoverv. Whaell
yol feel i soren1ess in your 1bones and1l
IIsCles, av111V0 chills and foVrI-, With
sore thii t, pai )in ! tile hacic of the
hUad, Cata01111111 sympto mS aItul a stIub
b)IIl volil1 Yoll Inag [(II'w voil have
i ho rt'il , nd II oti %It lie-0 lit-. ling's
New I li eey. It, will promotly CUIre
t,be wor-L comrh, heal tho inilamod
me'Inbra i, h ill t he disease (-wrlis and
p'evvint. 01t (I d tl edid after eleets of the
Ilalitly. l'r' Cs -50 (-IA t,nd $1. lomn,ey
haec< ir ,t ured a Lriavt1 buttle free at,
Itobn.erts(onI aill Gilder-1. and I'vIle li 's
drug'l it~ .re.
MARIEilD.
.\a !ied. Jatnary 15, 1899, at the
re,;idetice of tho bridlo's fatherim, Ahr.
.j01*(--f-o1 Silbvr, Mr. Cliairen1ve Ifentz
nd4 .\liss Ella Suher, bot.h1 of New heryl
(o ny, I 'er.Jv . Lonir oflicilt.inl-.
Pau as Uou 6o
Thloso of you, who bought your
goods ait lmly stoe last yvar know
how'. oneh'i cheape))lr yeou b)ought themii,
Ihant you did wh.'en you bought them
froml1 otheri places0 atnd ha*d thoem
charged, this proves0 tat the best
phlan and1( tihe safe way is payl as you
go. Thiere are ceOrtain things in
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Dress
Goodis, and Notions yo hv
to buty overy merit h In th10 elor andl
3 on wat to saivo all you1 cant on1 each
pnlrehanso antd there isi no quest ion
but what you can buy them cheaiper
from mo 1101han anywiher'o else.
carry'3 a1 well selectod sltockh of tho
be1st tbhings the manu fact uruers make.
anld soil them22 for less than ally man
im town. Come and1( so(1 usofe
Newherti' y, 8. C., Jan. 1', 1898
Magazines!
Al hi'f thle lein(1 g nlewsp)apers and11
mlagazine a208lt thle lowest 'aites. Six
grandlli 'omiinat.ion MIag'inle ol irs for'
No. I.-McChir'e's and11 Scr2ibnet 's for
No. 2.- Auislecs and( Ser'ibners, *:v.50.
No. ,'3-A us51es aind M eCI oi'e's, *1 .t5.
No. . -- Met 'In-o''s, C.osmoepolitant aind
Mtinse'"s, *2.85
No 5. - A ulsle("s. McCIur's and Cos
mopol(itan22, $2.50.
No. (.- Ladie liume 01. Journal111, Youth's
Compa ion and)2 Mu2(1N isey '5, $3.aO.
I oi'eir any1 of the aibove comina1) 2tion1s
nt Il l''ebruariy 1, lI1)9, (ON LY.
W 'Askc for lar'go circular'.
Now'he'rry, S. C.
() Til' 111SLT MONDlAYV IN
(Aebruary, 1891), f ill sell hefore
t he (out house lit, Newbetrry, aill that,
t rict of 11and1 con1taining lli gh ty-Se ven
lands1 oft I). hi. Whelrcoi, loet ConnIfol
ly, .bunes10 FuilmTer and( Jamiaes Waits.
TPeums: C~ash. PurlChebse to paiy for
1ilpers and1 stamllps.
Adlminlitratrix of the estaite of ,J. L.
CJouns
FRED H. DOMINICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, II,
NEWEER RY, S. C-I'
s
Ollico on Law. Rango over 0. McR
Hlolmnes Cotion Olo
wasuSPECIAL.I...
EM BROIDERY
m..SALE FOR...
9NJANUARYF
Anticipating the us.
ual heavy demand for
Embroidery during this -
month, we have forti
fied ourselves to meet
it. We went on the "
market with cash and
C
came off with the Big
gest and cheapest line s
ever offered to the b
trade of Newberry. P
Nainsook Embroidery, P
Cambric Embroidery,
Swiss Embroidery, p
Every piece a bar- P
gain. Now is a good 6
time to buy emboidery 8
and get this work off $
hand before the spring s
sewing comes on. S
We want to impress n
the fact that this offer- c
ing of embroidery is an- d
unusual one in point of
quality, style and value. S
You will certainly pay
more if you wait till
later.
.& Q1s MOWER GO, T
CANNON& MAYES,
AR1 AGI NTS PORt TiK
Mansio House Steam I aundry,
0P' GIU."b'NVILLAE, S. c,,
-At -(
NEWBERRY, I: C.
(
will be Lh- ;'3lte whiIteness~ or
Chrstassa Wda we ill 1lay' uponl C
VOorP sh irP bosomn, (01llars( andl( cu1ts.
ThoseM( who1 kno~w a. goi') thuing wvhen
th se it w*ill applreciate the faull1ess
worPk 1 ta ~t' e 1 pton thei r linen~ in
solort atnd pericet liis h. S3ample it. C
A. A. GA'ITES, 'rOprietor. \M
New Goods!
We are receiving new bi
goods almost every J
day, and offer them at
reasonably low prices. N
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and -
Silver-plated ware, m<
Spectacles, Eyeglasses i
and Cut Glass and C>
Silver Novelties. A.
Dolls and Toys of 3
every description. toi
Come and examine
my stock.
EDUARD $CHOLTZ, N
The Jeweler,
ST
3pposite lR. 1. WAilli auns'. .
Two Cold Feet.
A ro common afllictionsu, so com.hc
[)on in fact that wo have laid in an .
xtra saupply of Hot Water Bottles,
or the aid and comfort of all friged
ootod popjlo.
That extra supply we mention
Thans at goodl dleil. We0 bought a nio
>t, at a lowv prico, you can buy the .to
tImo waly, at
ROBERTfSON & GlILDER'S (
Drng Store. gai
PANTS
PANTS
PANTS
Sloughte
SALE OF PANTS,
To close out balance
f winter pants we will
ell men's, boy's and
hildren's pants at a
ig reduction $2.25
ants for $1.05; $3.50
ants for $2.78; $4,50
ants for $3,48; $5.50
ants for $3,98. A big
>t of children's knee
ants to be closed out
Octs pants for 42cts
Scts pants for 63cts
1,15 pants for 82cts
Our cut-. prices on
Uits and over coats
till continue a lot of
iedium weight over
oats for $3,98 worth
ouble the amount.
Come and make your
election before the
izes are broken.
Respectfully,
IMJaniesoq
10 loader of low prices.
D. DAVENPORT,
DEALER IN
FERTI IlZEQS
91ce under law ofiec of M. A. Cari isle)
wvilIl handle this season the
Lrious bJrand(s of Stand1ard
r'ade .Fertilizer, mianufactur-.
l by the Columbia P'hos
mnte CJompaniy of Columbia,
( . If you want good emi
ranby Fertilizer,
ongaree Fertilizer,
igh Grade
Acid Phosphate,
olumbia Diss. Bone,
erman Kainit.
Till koop) a suppl1y of all
ese on hIand(, and wvill sol
em on most liberal tcellas.
dll and( see me beforo you
ty.
.D. DavenpOrt. .
stica of Final Settlement
and Discharge.
OT1IC1i0 IS Iii'RL0BY GIVIGN
t ha w will make a final settle.
nt, on the F0state of Ja icob 1Epting,
icad i ccordance~ wit,h tbe in -
uctionis of his WVill, in the Probate
ua',, For Newberry County, S. C , on
wi nesday, the l1ith day of February, a
D. 1899, at ii o'cloeck in the forc
)n, andi will inmediately thereafter
IYfofr et e ilsmissory as 10xecu- n
L. liRINlJIU 'PING. c
.J. JUNJUS 1UTING.
~tice of Applicaton for
Homestead.
ATI' 0l' SOUTIh CALROLI1NA
TOTLICI'd iS IEi1UidBY GIVJ'N t
that 1'hula L. Wilson) has filed In
oliled an applicaition to have a
mestead appraaised( and act, aside to ~
'sel f and chhidren in the lands andI
al ploporty of her husband, John b)
annary 16, 1891). lA Y,Mtr.
IiARNESS SHOP.
[. 11. Walton has opened ai Har- d
5 Shop on Main St reet, next door
n108a nd repair old. Twventy livd S
rs experience. Pricas~ reasnio9d ,
'o him your orders. Satisfaction
ranteed. t V
50 PER CENT
Yes, that is what
many lines of go
All wool Dress Goods w
Now going at
Same worth 65c.. now ,
Same worth 75c., now
Same worth 85c., now I
Same worth $1.00 now
Broadcloth, Waterproo
goods at half price.
On Capes and Jackets i
more than half off.
Many other goods too r
Remember, we
goods at 1
L. M. SI
(Next Door to Hera
--DEAL
ALL KINDS OF MARE
or
GR
HEADSTONES, IRON
Metallic, Rosewood anc
CASKETS e
&ervice in this line I
DAY Oil
Next Door to Heral
NEWBERRY. --
Dispensary and
Excelled
Ouality and Pric
Fine Whiskeys,
FORL FAM
All Grades Cheaper than
Save Money and Get 1h<
Send in YV
Particular Attention
II'l1LE MND 1111
NO. 2 PEACJHT
Dolumbia Busii1
COLUMBI
[lkstabl ishe
The vast and increaYng bnsiness5 nt
OjviCe of thousaonds of exports whichi
lie ranks of thme young peop)lo. They
nd con)sqnently livo in luxury aind af
amfO 00om t hat class or the young peop)
t.wmiy ednicationi. iThe nim of the
.COLUMBIA BUSII
to p)repatre yomung ladiesI and goutlem
~ookkeeping, Shiorthiand, (lon
Arithmetic and( all ('o
aot apply directly to the b)usinIess affai
o old ta mo copying met hods ore recog
rod ShoorthoandI coursosm air the most m4
rst business mon. The scuOrm and
art to finish. Our graidno ro full)
rsition and are supplied with places
wocialty ini securing oulr graduates go()
>neo in this mat ter. The (Collegn has ii
my timo. Board very cheap. If you
b~ortaonid oduat ion, Ms'md fr rfe
rod. Addreau4,
H. NEWDERY, . A1 Prn.
REOUCTWoN I
we are offering
ods at.
orth 50c.,
25c.
zoing at 32ic,
go ing at 371c.
zoing at 421c.
going at 50.c
f and all heavy woolen
we will give you a little
umerous to Mention.
give YOU good
ow prices.
700TEN.
PEERS,
d aid News Office.)
ER IN
ILE
Ld
ANITE MONUMENTS,
RAILINGS, ETO., ETC.
so
I Cloth Covered Burial
md CASES!
'romptly attendf-d to
NIGHT.
i and Kews Office,
0. P. Houses
in both
is in the Line of
Wines and Beer
ILY USE.
at O. P. Houses ! You
3 Best by Buy ing of Us !
sur Order.
Paid to M'ail Orders.
BLESEAL IJRElEI,
REE STREET,
e88 CollegeI
A,S. C.
d1894.]
1r prisesi of our coiutry re.quire the
nust cons'tanrtly b)e recrnited frc.m
always receive the largoHst salaries.
Tuouce. But these recruits mnust,
lo who haivO aL good buins and:
lESS CO LL ECE3,,
can for just such plancos as thce..
meurcial Lawi, Clommercial:
re of life, are thoroughly taughi.
IIized in our School. Our Businesaj
>(lorn and are endorsed by- our
hold( the students interesqt from
qualified for holding any business
whenever desired. We make a.
tl positions and will not be ont,
o vacationsR. Students can enter
are interested in a Bneinless or
atalogue, mentioning course do.
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